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Lumivia - The Five Magical Wishes 

Vowing to modernize the town through reforming education, Bluey takes the job of the school’s teacher, where he faces rivalry from two trouble makers, his own brother Donny and Sharky his friend. One day, Bluey gets frustrated and goes on a walk in the forest where he encounters a kid who’s about to drown. He saves the kid who happens to be the son of a great wizard. To reward Bluey, the wizard gives him a magical wand which will make five of his wishes come true instantly but after that the wand will disappear forever. Donny who comes looking for Bluey is secretly followed by Sharky and they both overhear the wizard telling Bluey how to use the wand. Both of them decide to get to use it for fulfil their own wishes. The wizard warns and advises Bluey to think carefully about the consequences before making any wish.
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Vowing to modernize the town through reforming education, Bluey takes the job of the school’s teacher, where he faces rivalry from two trouble makers, his own brother Donny and Sharky his friend. One day, Bluey gets frustrated and goes on a walk in the forest where he encounters a kid who’s about to drown. He saves the kid who happens to be the son of a great wizard. To reward Bluey, the wizard gives him a magical wand which will make five of his wishes come true instantly but after that the wand will disappear forever. Donny who comes looking for Bluey is secretly followed by Sharky and they both overhear the wizard telling Bluey how to use the wand. Both of them decide to get to use it for fulfil their own wishes. The wizard warns and advises Bluey to think carefully about the consequences before making any wish.

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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Directed By:Adel Al Abdulla
Written By:Adel Al Abdulla, Ahmed Al Shaikh
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:7toonz

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